Marc Kamler is a partner and senior packaging agent in the Alternative & Factual Programming Department at APA, one of the world’s largest diversified talent agencies with offices in Beverly Hills, Nashville, Atlanta, New York, Toronto and London. Since joining the company in 2007, Kamler has become one of the non-scripted television industry’s most respected agents and has been pivotal to the growth of the AFP Department – an industry leader in non-scripted television representation.

Kamler and the AFP Department represent the creative and business interests of award-winning production companies, producers, writers, directors, branded personalities, formats, books, advertisers, content libraries and other intellectual properties to media platforms throughout the world. Current clients include 50 Cent and G Unit Productions (BET’s 50  Central); Authentic Entertainment (Bravo’s Flipping  Out); Cineflix Productions (HGTV’s Property Brothers); Collins Avenue (Lifetime’s Dance Moms); Master Illusionist Criss Angel; GRB Entertainment (A&E’s Intervention); Ping Pong Productions (Travel’s Expedition  Unknown); R&B Icon Mary J. Blige; Mike Yurchuk (FOX’s So You Think You Can Dance); Radley Studios (ID’s People Magazine Investigates); Spike VanBriesen (FOX’s 24 Hours to Hell); Tiffany Haddish (BET’s Face Value); Tremendous Entertainment (Travel Channel’s Bizarre Foods); Vin Rubino (ABC’s Pyramid) and others.

Prior to his roles at APA, Kamler began his career as an agent at David Shapira & Associates before moving to the Broder Webb Chervin Silbermann Agency (which was later acquired by ICM). A native of Montville, New Jersey, he received his B.T.A. in Performing Arts Administration from the University of Michigan.